Some interesting material about ubicomp surveillance and the potential of 'virtual wall' devices to claw back some privacy. But will it work? Will it be easily hacked? Will it be legal? Will we even w

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Transcript of a keynote speech given by Charlie Stross to a tech consultancy open day. Exponential change, technological impacts, all the good stuff.

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"The latest news from the RFID scene is that European shoe company Reno GmbH is to embed RFID tags into the soles of a large proportion of all the shoes that it sells..."

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"The basic idea is that a slew of emerging technologies -- RFID tags, wireless networking, portable devices hooked up to satellites, wearable computing -- will make objects in the real world act

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Via Captain Bruce, a link fest that I haven't yet taken the time to go through thoroughly - but it looks like it is loaded with goodies.

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"Daily newspapers printed on demand by Newspapers Direct. What does the fact that this business exists in a world of ubiquitous digital content say about our appreciation of physical content?&quo

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"Award-winning science fiction Vernor Vinge, speaking at the Austin Game Conference, gave his vision of a future in which connectivity was literally in the air around us." Hat-tip to Bruce S

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"Ted got busted because we do graffiti. Losing Ted was a big setback, as Ted was the only guy in our gang who knew how to steal aerosol spray cans." It's a short story from Bruce Sterling! R

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"With new technology called near-field communications, you could use a cell phone to make purchases, or even download a movie trailer from a poster." Is there anything that your mobile phone

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Great futurist article on CNN by one Stuart Wolf, depicting a near-future where your computer lives in a headband, and you see your data in your normal field of vision, thanks to quantum computers. Go

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Very small computers indeed, for building into 'embedded applications'. Ubicomp and Everyware are edging closer to reality every moment... Link via OhGizmo.

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Not very well structured thoughts on the LIFT07 talks about ubiquitous computing. There was a dedicated session about it with Julian Bleecker, Ben Cerveny and Adam Greenfield but some other talks can

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Nicolas' talk at Experientia in Torino July 2007

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Since electronic components are small enough to be embedded in any possible object they will literally become an integral part of our lives. This implies that electronic devices will be far more influ

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Can we use wearable electronic devices to portray our feelings and propagate

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Ubiquitous computing names the third wave in computing, just now beginning. First were mainframes, each shared by lots of people. Now we are in the personal computing era, person and machine staring u

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Well-designed media provide peripheral clues that subtly direct users along particular interpretive paths by invoking social and cultural understandings. Context and content work efficiently together

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A video of the talk Adam Greenfield gave at Keio University on July 15, 2006. The topic is Adam's recently published book "Everyware: The dawning age of ubiquitous computing."

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What Happens When Everyone Is a Designer » SlideShare

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Adam Greenfield about ubiquitous computing.

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In New Songdo City, a "ubiquitous city" being built in South Korea, all major information systems (residential, medical, business, governmental, etc.) share data, and computers are to be bui

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explores the implications of ubiquitous computing for architecture and urbanism: How is our experience of the city and the choices we make in it affected by mobile communications, pervasive media, amb

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